ADDITIONAL RIGHTS OF EMPLOYEES WHO ARE RE-EMPLOYED Sample Clauses

ADDITIONAL RIGHTS OF EMPLOYEES WHO ARE RE-EMPLOYED. An employee, who is reemployed by the AUTHORITY in accordance with Section 11.6 above, shall be reinstated with the seniority Employee had at the time of layoff. Any such employee shall have the additional right to repurchase, from the AUTHORITY, the exact dollar amount of sick leave and/or vacation leave paid to that employee by the AUTHORITY at the time of layoff, providing such repurchase is completed within thirty (30) calendar days following re- employment. Any such employee shall have the additional right to repurchase or reinstate the employee’s retirement benefits that were paid to him/her upon layoff subject to any conditions imposed upon such reinstatement by XxxXXXX and further providing that the AUTHORITY incur no cost whatsoever in connection therewith. ARTICLE XII – PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES/PAY ADJUSTMENTS FOR EMPLOYEES IN SPECIFIED JOB CLASSIFICATIONS
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